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About The CT Health Policy Project
For over a decade, the CT Health Policy Project has provided Connecticut consumers and policymakers with the clear, balanced information they need to make the best health care decisions.
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Ellen Andrews, PhD, has been Executive Director of the CT Health Policy Project since its inception in 1999. Her experience includes positions in consumer advocacy, policy analysis, direct health care services, legislative staff, and academic research.
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- Wellness programs not living up to the hype
- DPH public hearings on health information technolo...
- Aetna earnings up significantly, medical spending ...
- A place with too many primary care doctors
- Reflections – Jaymie Potteiger
- 44,000 CT small businesses eligible for health ins...
- Reflections – Eric Knowles
- Frustrating eHealth privacy meeting
- eHealth privacy meeting tomorrow morning
- Meet Nelson Mendoza
- 150,000 coming into already troubled Medicaid program
- Free state employee retiree health coverage being ...
- New report on states and quality-based purchasing
- Medicaid Managed Care Council Update
- CT visit from the FMAP van, nursing homes without ...
- CT hospitals score well in quality
- Advocacy toolbox addition – leading task forces
- Aetna paper health files sold with used furniture
- In first test implementing health reform, state r...
- SustiNet advisory committee and task force reports...
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